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== How can biological sequences change ==
== How can biological sequences change? ==


1. Point mutation or substitution - one base replaced by another
1. Point mutation or substitution - one base replaced by another
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4. Recombination - crossover and gene conversion
4. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_recombination Recombination] - crossover and gene conversion
(these are like cut-and-paste editing between two very similar texts)
(these are like cut-and-paste editing between two very similar texts)


[[Image:Mutation4.png|recombination]]
[[Image:Mutation4.png|recombination]]
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|Discovery questions:
* Discuss what effects these changes in the DNA potentially have in the protein produce.
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For answer and examples see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point_mutation here]





Latest revision as of 04:49, 16 January 2008

How can biological sequences change?

1. Point mutation or substitution - one base replaced by another

point mutation


2. "Indel"

2.1 Deletion - loss of one or more adjacent bases

deletion

2.2 Insertion - adding one or more bases

insertion


3. Large insertions or deletions

  • Tandem repeats of genes
  • Transposable elements


4. Recombination - crossover and gene conversion (these are like cut-and-paste editing between two very similar texts)

recombination


Discovery questions:
  • Discuss what effects these changes in the DNA potentially have in the protein produce.

For answer and examples see here



goto Evolutionary changes


--ThomasHuber 14:56, 10 January 2008 (EST)